On Monday, five states announced that they would add at least 300 hours of learning time to some schools in the fall of 2013. These states—Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Tennessee— are working with the Ford Foundation and National Center on Time & Learning to roll out this initiative in two stages. In 2013-2014, 35 schools that enroll about 17,500 students will increasContinue Reading »
By Sarah Rosenberg on 06 Dec 2012 in Accountability and Standards, Improving Schools and School Systems, K-12 Education and tagged Colorado, Connecticut, Extended Learning Time, Massachusetts, New York, Tenne
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